Summary
- Reece Weaver, a rookie DCC hopeful, shared her journey on Netflix’s America’s Sweethearts.
- Reece, a dancer and Miss Florida’s Outstanding Teen, pursued DCC for a higher purpose.
- Reece married her long-distance fiancé Will Allman and maintained friendships with fellow DCC hopefuls.
America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders introduced a brand-new rookie class of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader hopefuls, including Reece Weaver, but what happened to her after the docu-series? While the previous series about the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Making The Team: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, delved into the audition and training camp process of the series from a competitive standpoint, the Netflix docu-series changes the vantage point. America’s Sweethearts gives some backstory on the potential new Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, delving into their lives prior to the audition process, and humanizing the faces behind the team itself, as well as the Dallas Cowboys organization.
Throughout the docu-series, potential candidates go through the audition process whether they’re veterans who have performed with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders in the past or they’re rookies who are new to the organization. Reece, who was a rookie auditioning for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders for the first time, was excited to be bringing her talents as a dancer to the team. Despite having to move her entire life from Alabama to Texas in order to see if she’d be able to make the team and begin performing with the DCC, Reece’s hopeful disposition and sweet nature resonated with viewers.
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Reece Was A DCC Rookie In The 2023 Season
Although she appeared to be a seasoned dancer, Reece was auditioning for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders for the first time during the season captured by America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. While she’d competed in pageants in the past and won Miss Florida’s Outstanding Teen in the past, Reece hadn’t cheered beyond the college level in the past. Having pursued dance, Reece shared that she was interested in becoming a Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader because she felt called to perform by a higher power. Focused on spreading God’s message through her movement, Reece was excited for the opportunity of a bigger audience.
Reece’s Friendship With Charly Has Continued
Early on in her audition with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Reece made friends with many of the other rookies she was auditioning with, including Charly Barby. While Reece and Charly were two of hundreds of hopefuls who originally auditioned to be part of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, they made it to training camp with a group of other talented hopefuls. Their friendship was quick to develop, but after Charly and Reece were together throughout the audition process and training camp, it stuck even after Charly was released. Reece is hopeful that Charly will make the squad after her second audition.
Reece Married Her Long Distance Fiance Will Allman
Throughout her journey as a rookie Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader, Reece shared that her fiance Will Allman was planning to move to Dallas to be with her long-term once she found out if she’d made the squad. Will was introduced on the series with interviews of his own, and it was clear that the young couple were excited to be starting their lives together. After America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, Reece and Will got married. Their April 2024 wedding was a stunning ceremony, bringing Reece into the next phase of her life.
Source: Reece Allman/Instagram
America’s Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders (2024)
The docuseries delves into the iconic world of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, offering a behind-the-scenes look at their rigorous training, high-stakes auditions, and glamorous performances. It captures the personal stories of the cheerleaders, their challenges, triumphs, and the camaraderie that binds them.
